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The scope of liability to damages under the Commercial Code
Netík, Martin ; Plíva, Stanislav (advisor) ; Liška, Petr (referee)
The following diploma thesis is called "The scope of liability to damages under the Commercial Code". I have chosen this theme because the damages are one of the most important legal instrument and in accordance with the actual practice of the courts and legislative development also a dynamically developing part of the civil law with perspective on the new attitude to this instrument with respect to the draft bill of the new Civil Code. The aim of the thesis is to acquaint the reader with the current legislation, compare current legislation with respective court decision and opinions of the juristic community and offer new look on the issue. The thesis is divided into seven chapters. The first one is a preface and defines the matter of thesis. The last one is a conclusion and contains the final look on the scope of liability to damages under the Commercial Code and the brief review of conclusions contained in the thesis. Chapter Two deals with legal regulation of formation of the liability to damages and is composed of three parts, each of them is dealing with different matter of this formation. Part One contains the basic precondition, which shall be met in order to claim damages according to the Commercial Code. Part Two focuses on the duty to inform about the occurred damage. Part Three looks at...
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Selected aspects of copyright with the focus on IT contracts
Zídková, Jana ; Holcová, Irena (advisor) ; Křesťanová, Veronika (referee)
I chose as the topic of my thesis the issue of contracts which are concluded between parties in the IT field. The aim of this thesis is mainly in the assessment of current legislation of institutes, which are widely used in the field of IT contracts conclusion. This thesis has to answer the question which institutes are crucial from the perspective of the contractor, which from the perspective of the customer. This thesis has to mention also regular requirements of contract in the field of IT. Regarding the structure of this thesis, which is divided into several chapters, the first chapters of this thesis (along with the final chapter) inform readers about the issues that are important for understanding other issues. These chapters should be taken only as a necessary introduction on topics that I consider essential, the themes of which are key or crucial part of this work. The crucial topic of this work is according to my opinion all-embracing summary of IT contract issue. The issue of IT contracts described in this thesis provides, in my opinion, total integral cross section of described institutes together with stating valid reasons why and in which situations these institutes should be used and for which contractual party these institutes are particularly advantageous. The greatest contribution of this...
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The scope of liability to damages under the Commercial Code
Netík, Martin ; Plíva, Stanislav (advisor) ; Liška, Petr (referee)
The following diploma thesis is called "The scope of liability to damages under the Commercial Code". I have chosen this theme because the damages are one of the most important legal instrument and in accordance with the actual practice of the courts and legislative development also a dynamically developing part of the civil law with perspective on the new attitude to this instrument with respect to the draft bill of the new Civil Code. The aim of the thesis is to acquaint the reader with the current legislation, compare current legislation with respective court decision and opinions of the juristic community and offer new look on the issue. The thesis is divided into seven chapters. The first one is a preface and defines the matter of thesis. The last one is a conclusion and contains the final look on the scope of liability to damages under the Commercial Code and the brief review of conclusions contained in the thesis. Chapter Two deals with legal regulation of formation of the liability to damages and is composed of three parts, each of them is dealing with different matter of this formation. Part One contains the basic precondition, which shall be met in order to claim damages according to the Commercial Code. Part Two focuses on the duty to inform about the occurred damage. Part Three looks at...
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